Strawberry vs Gemini
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Gemini is Google's AI assistant, built into Chrome and Workspace. Strawberry is a full web browser where AI teammates, called companions, do the work in your tabs and apps. You can also use Gemini models inside Strawberry.
| Best at | Multi-step work across websites and apps | Help inside Gmail, Docs, Drive and Chrome |
|---|---|---|
| Where it works | Your browser tabs, plus over 2,000 connected apps | Chrome, Workspace apps and 83 Connected Apps |
| Available models | Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and more | Limited to Gemini models |
Which one fits
Choose Strawberry if
- Your work means research, outreach and updates across many sites and apps
- Your tools go beyond Google: CRM, LinkedIn, ad accounts, vendor portals
- Your team should share the same companions and what they know
- You want the best model at any time, from any provider
Choose Gemini if
- Your team lives in Gmail, Docs, Sheets and Meet
- You want help right inside the Google apps you already use
- You want a free or low-cost assistant on Android and the web
- Your IT team manages AI through Google Workspace
Many teams use both. Gemini models work inside Strawberry.
How they differ
A teammate for each job
It works in your tabs and your apps
Your team shares one setup
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. On paid plans you can use Gemini models, or models from Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI and others, and switch whenever a better one comes out.
Sources, checked : Gemini in ChromeAuto browseGemsSharing a GemGemini memoryGemini modelsConnected AppsGoogle AI plans
Strawberry is free to download and includes AI credits to start. Paid plans begin at $20/month. See pricing. · Reviewed